Choose this Pennington Penn Compressed Pine Straw for your next outdoor project! This pine straw protects seed from washout and wind. Perfect for retaining moisture and conserving water, this pine straw can get the job done. If you need to protect your freshly laid seed from birds, choose this compressed pine straw!
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The pine straw mulch is generally well-received, with customers praising its natural appearance and effectiveness in suppressing weeds and retaining moisture. However, some customers noted the presenc...
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5 out of 5 stars.
Pine straw
3 years ago
Clean, easy to spread, works great at keeping berries above the soil, but also allows plant runners to get through to the soil. One bag covers almost 8’ x 16’.
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1 out of 5 stars.
NEVER. EVER. AGAIN.
a year ago
Yes, it may be "longleaf" pinestraw. But "Cleaner"??? Than what? Loaded with HUGE pinecones and a sizeable quantity of misc. debris. "Premium"?? I expected the product to suffer some damage from being so compressed in its packaging. But there was SO MUCH pineneedle DUST and CRUMBS. That dust should last about a month as groundcover, then disappear into the garden soil. A large percentage of the remaining needles were so broken that they will last maybe half their normal expected lifespan as groundcover before they , too, disintegrate. I am very, very familiar with purchasing and spreading baled longleaf pinestraw. Some minor debris is to be expected, but the remaining product should be fresh and springy, making a dense yet airy soil cover. Here in central NJ, when I put down a generous fresh layer of pinestraw, it remains whole and springy, insulating my garden soil and plants, and keeping out weeds for TWO whole summers. Meaning I only need to reapply every other year. This Pennington product (partly crushed needles, partly a mat of dust) will barely protect my soil and plants for this one season. Then next year I'll need to re-do it. Besides the fact that the dust-mat areas look horrible. Glad I didn't buy more than 2 of these packages of "Premium" "Cleaner" pinestraw. Because they most certainly are NEITHER!!!
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4 out of 5 stars.
Good but could be better
8 days ago
Plenty of pine straw but also plenty of loose grinding of some sort.
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Yes, I recommend this product.
Review 1
5 out of 5 stars.
Great
10 days ago
Great product. I bought this for my strawberries
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Review 1
5 out of 5 stars.
Excellent Product
19 days ago
Great Product. Easy to spread and it holds in the moisture and keeps out the weeds. I grew up in the Piney Woods of East Texas. Who would have thought I would be paying for pine straw, but it is worth it.
Yes, I recommend this product.
Review 1
5 out of 5 stars.
Pine needles for vegetable garden mulch
3 months ago
Excellent quality. Large, compact bales of pine needles.